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In Memoriam 1995-97 Honoring In Memoriam 1995-97 Honoring Assembli es of God ministers who have passed on to their reward, as reported to the General ecretary's offi ce for the peri od July l , 1995, to May 3 1, 1997. Regrettably, not all ministers who died during the period are pictured in this memorial book because photograph were unavailable at press time. Appreciation This memorial booklet was made possible through the efforts of many people: • The Board of Admini stration--General Superintendent Thomas E. Trask, Assistant General Superin tendent Charles T. Crabtree, General Secretary George 0. Wood, and General Treasurer Jame K. Bridges, • Wayne Warner, Cindy Gray, Glenn Gohr, and Joyce Lee, Assemblies of God Archives staff, • Linda Reece and the Assemblies of God Secretariat staff, • The 56 Distri ct Secretaries and their secretaries, • The many individuals who provided photographs of deceased ministers, • Jon Harrell , Graphic Designer. Published by the General Council of the Assemblies of God, July 1997. Foreword s an exile on the i land of Patmos, John looked across the expan:e of A the ea toward Ephe u where his fellow believers lived . The sea posed an impo sible barrier, preventing all contact with those whom he loved. To John was given the revelation of the seven things that wou ld be no more in the New Jerusalem: sea, tears, mourning. crying. pain, curse or night (Revelation 21: 1-4; 22: 1-5). But, the first thing God bring to his attention as " no more" i the ea. A "sea" now separate u from tho e mini ter who are remembered in thi memorial booklet. The e ded icated men and women of God laid the foundation for thi Movement, and we are reaping the benefit of their love and labor for th e Lord. They served th e Lord in their generation and have pa ed to u th e torch of pri ilege and respon ibility in thi: Pentecostal M ovement. With the apostle John, we eagerl y await the day when the ea will be no more! There is gong to be a mee ting in the air, a great moment of reunion! I encourage you to use the booklet as a reminder to pray for th e fam ily members of these ministers, to give thanks to the Lord for the heritage they have provided us, to exa mine your own commitment in light of their example, and to stimulate your hope in Christ who promis ed that death would not be God's last word. Maranatha! George 0. Wood, General Secretary General Council of the Assemblies of God ALABAMA GEORGE BEULAH M. ROY F. E. L. C. BARKER BRAZIER CORDLE DRUMM GILLILA D HARRISON JACOB K. HOTTEL CHARLESA. J. C. JAMES M . PAULL. MABEL L. MOORE SR. MURPHY PHILLIPS THOMAS D. PERCY CHARLES L. CURTIS L. WILLIAM J. PYLE RACHELS SALTER SHARP SULLIVA N WALLER JACK E. WILLIAMS ALASKA LOIS J. PHJ LLIP A. XAVIER ROY L. WILLIAM T. GARY L. COVLAS KY DA UGH ERTY JOSEPH RANDALL REILLEY STEPHENS APPALACHIAN CORA R. GILES C. RALPH N. JfM PAUL E. ELKl S ELLI OTT HAG ER SR. MATOVICH MC KEEL ARIZONA JAMES D. JOS EPH L. 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